Did I even write anything at all this summer? How I've kept busy and gotten more things done than I thought.
Where Did The Summer Go? Keeping Up With Writing While Not Getting Any Writing Done
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Book Review: A Short History Of Nearly Everything by Bill Bryson
An engaging, funny, and comprehensive guide to almost everything you need to know about the world. I went into this on a few colleague's recommendation, never having heard about Bill Bryson before. In fact, it's been years since I read much non-fiction at all - probably since I graduated! I started out reading Bryson's 'A... Continue Reading →
Book Review: Accursed: Monster of Earth #4 by Patrick F. Johnson
The action-packed sci-fi adventure is over! And what a conclusion it is. Through four books we've followed Frank Ford - The Custodian, The Angel, The Monster, and now - The Accursed of Earth. It's been a wild ride across alien planets, meeting with alien races, forming friendships, romantic ties, and rivalries, but most of all... Continue Reading →
Back Up Your Things! – Every Writer’s Personal Nightmare Just Happened To Me
Yeah, I was going to write about something else today. About writing something new and loving it and I had a plan to tell you all about how I work with a fresh idea. Then my laptop died. Before you ask - yes, I've checked everything. Different batteries, different chargers, different batteries and chargers in... Continue Reading →
The Chaos of a Life and Finally Finding Time To Read A Book Again! – Book Review: The Terror by Dan Simmons
It's been a weird few weeks. Ever since I moved back home from the Arctic at the start of the month, days have been blending together. I feel like I've had far too much to do and nothing at all at the same time. Like everything has changed, yet it's all the same. I've tried... Continue Reading →
Book Review: River of Shadows by Robert Redick
Redick has created some of the most incredible fantasy I've ever had the pleasure of reading!
How To Write About The Arctic – What It’s Like To Live In a Dark, Cold, and Terrifying Place
I've lived two years in the Arctic - Here's what I learned!
Book Release: Shock Therapy by Nisar Masoom
I like to do what I can to promote new books and new authors, especially indie authors, so today I'd like to take the opportunity to mention Nisar Masoom's latest short story collection, Shock Therapy, which was released last week. The collection contains 5 pieces of what has been described as fast-paced horror inspired James... Continue Reading →
Book Review: The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson
If you're looking for your new favorite haunted house story, look no further - this is the one!
Creative Loss
What would you do if you lost all your creative powers? My wife - whom I love dearly and wish to spend the rest of my life with - left me yesterday. No, not in an emotional sense; only physically. You see, we live apart for the time being. It's because of this job I... Continue Reading →
